Kelles Gordge at her project

Kelles Gordge won an INCOSE Senior Award which comes with a $200 and a certificate which will be presented at our March luncheon tentatively planned for March 7^th.  Kelles’s project “Direction Detection” deals with the development of acoustic sensors for car to detect and triangulate the direction of oncoming emergency sirens.  Kelles goes to Great Mills High School.  Kelles also won the first place in the Senior Engineering: Electrical and Mechanical category and a Grand award at the fair.  It is not known if she will continue on to the Prince Georges Area Science Fair March 16-18.

Alina showing some of her great work to an interested investor maybe

Alina Myers won an INCOSE Senior Award which comes with a $100 and a certificate which will be presented at our March luncheon tentatively planned for March 7^th.  Alina project “Hydrodynamics of Boogie Boards” deals with the surface properties of the water interface of boogie board that optimize the handling characteristics. The new and novel surface is so promising that she has filed a preliminary patent. Alina goes to Chopticon High School.  Alina also won the first place in the Senior Engineering: Energy and Transportation category and a Grand award at the fair.  It is not known if she will continue on to the Prince Georges Area Science Fair March 16-18.

Sara describes her project in the Public Viewing

Sara Moore won an INCOSE Senior Award which comes with a $25 and a certificate which will be presented at our March luncheon tentatively planned for March 7^th.  Sara project “Get Your Head in the Game Par II” deals with comparing material and their effectiveness to cushion helmets for sports play.  This is a continuation for last year and this year she created and utilized a very sophisticated test set that provided very repeatable and higher fidelity results from last year’s project. Sara goes to Great Mills High School.  Sara also won the first place in the Senior Engineering: Materials and Bioengineering category.  It is not known if she will continue on to the Prince Georges Area Science Fair March 16-18.